Bills RB Zack Moss will not practice Wednesday due to a hamstring injury. Moss was also on Tuesday's injury report with the same injury.

Not ideal for Moss to be dealing with an injury in the midst of a strong camp in which he has outplayed Devin Singletary. If this is more of a day-to-day issue, then clearly there is less concern. The issue is hamstring injuries are not created equally.

Matt Breida’s speed has been mentioned by coaches and teammates as the main asset that he brings to the team. But he’s proving that his receiving ability could be the best way to unleash that speed.

Related players: Devin Singletary, Zack Moss

The story said the Bills threw the ball 63-percent of the time in early-down, neutral game-script situations a year ago. They’re going to throw the football a lot. So the most useful running back on this team might be the one who can consistently make big plays in the passing game. Moss has made a few of those plays, and so has Breida. Running backs can be tough to judge at this stage in camp, but Breida should get a chance to show what he can do in the preseason, the story went on to say.

Bills are signing former Giants’ RB Devonta Freeman to their practice squad, per his rep
@DrewJRosenhaus, Bills need another back to make up for loss of RB Zack Moss.

With Zack Moss sidelined for the rest of the postseason, Devonta Freeman adds some depth to their backfield which consists of Devin Singletary, T.J. Yeldon, and Taiwan Jones. Freeman was the lead back for the Giants from Weeks 4-6, seeing 53 touches in that time frame. Don't count on the 28-year old being active for this week's matchup against Baltimore.

#Bills RB Zack Moss is out for the postseason following an ankle injury suffered in last week’s win over the #Colts, source said.
@MikeGarafolo had reported that was the fear, and it’s reality.

Devin Singletary should be a nice option for DFS next week without Zack Moss in play.

A week ago, rookie running back Zack Moss fumbled in a key spot, gifting the 49ers the shortest of fields and an easy touchdown. Sean McDermott and his coaching staff swiftly limited Moss’ snaps and said afterward the running back needed to learn a lesson. Credit to the Bills for not extending that lesson into this game against the Steelers. If Moss is going to show growth, he needs to know the team has confidence in him. The Bills showed that on the final drive of the game when Moss carried the ball six times for 26 yards and two first downs on Buffalo’s seven-minute, 11-second drive to seal the win.

Related players: Devin Singletary

The story added Moss got a clear vote of confidence on that last drive. The Bills ran 11 plays before Allen’s two kneel-downs, and Moss touched the ball on six of them. Moss took 59 percent of the Bills’ offensive snaps to Singletary’s 40 percent. He also had 13 carries to Singletary’s seven. And 26 of Moss’ 43 rushing yards came on the final drive. The Bills trusted Moss to be their closer, and the rookie delivered, the story added.

What a relief it must have been for Brandon Beane to see Zack Moss inject some life into the Bills’ running game in the second half. Moss finished with seven carries for 47 yards to go with three catches for 25 yards, good for 7.2 yards per touch.

After missing three games with a toe injury, that ailment seems to be behind him, the story said. It added Moss was running with more conviction than he did prior to the injury and was ripping through tackles the way he did while barreling his way through the Pac-12 in college.

Buffalo Bills running back Zack Moss was limited in Thursday's practice with a toe injury.

Moss was limited in practices last week but ultimately ended missing Week 4's contest. The thought process was that the Bills held him out to avoid an aggravation, so limited tags at this point of the week do not necessarily mean that he will be inactive once again. Devin Singletary has been strong in the workhorse role, but the Bills offense is going to need Moss to get all the reps he can get during the season so that he is ready for playoff time. With the Bills Week 5 contest against the Titans now in doubt after more positive tests, Moss may be afforded an extra week to heal.